Star Fox 64
News, coverage and analysis tracking Star Fox 64 across the outlets.- Ex-Zodiac feels like a modern love letter to classic Star Fox gamesEx-Zodiac, a fast-paced low-poly rail shooter developed by solo creator Ben Hickling under MNKY with publishing support from Pixeljam, is nearing completion. The game draws heavy inspiration from classics like Star Fox and Space Harrier, modernizing the formula with tighter controls and dynamic level design. Currently available on PC via Steam Early Access, Ex-Zodiac is also planned for a future release on Nintendo Switch.
- Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (9th May)Several Nintendo editors and contributors share their weekend gaming plans, which include titles like Tomodachi Life, Pragmata, Pentiment, and various Metroidvanias. There's also excitement for upcoming releases such as a Star Fox reimagining and a new Mina the Hollower release date.
- Out of respect for Slippy Toad, I need you to play the OG Star Fox 64 on an actual N64This guide details how to play the original Star Fox 64 on a Nintendo 64 console, emphasizing the importance of original hardware for an authentic retro gaming experience. It covers acquiring an N64, connecting it to modern TVs via HDMI adapters, and recommendations for controllers, including the 8Bitdo N64 controller.
- Leaker NateTheHate won’t give exact dates in the future due to Star Fox missVideo game leaker NateTheHate stated he will no longer provide exact announcement dates after misjudging the timing for a Star Fox game reveal. While his sources indicated an announcement for a Star Fox 64 remake in late April, the actual reveal did not occur as predicted. NateTheHate also previously leaked information about a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and a new Star Fox title for the Nintendo Switch 2.
- Video: Star Fox Gives James McCloud The Spotlight In His Own PrologueA surprise Star Fox Direct revealed a prologue for the upcoming reimagining of Star Fox 64, focusing on James McCloud's betrayal by Pigma Dengar. The cutscenes, featuring James and Peppy Hare, showcase impressive visual detail and action. The game is set to launch on Nintendo Switch on June 25th.
- Star Fox Switch 2 soundtrack on Nintendo MusicNintendo is offering a preview of the soundtrack for the upcoming Star Fox game on Nintendo Switch 2 to Nintendo Switch Online subscribers. The special release includes ten tracks ahead of the game's June 25th release date. The Nintendo Music app also features the Lylat Wars (Star Fox 64) soundtrack with 39 tracks.
- Video: Star Fox prologue on Nintendo Switch 2Nintendo of America has released the prologue for the upcoming Star Fox game, scheduled to launch exclusively on the Nintendo Switch 2 on June 25th. The prologue details the betrayal of James McCloud and his team. The game features reworked stages, a multiplayer mode, and revamped visuals, with Fox McCloud also appearing in the third-party title Starlink: Battle for Atlas.
- Switch 2 Star Fox pre-orders are cheaper than I thought, but I'm prepared to pay full price to snag that…Nintendo announced a remake of Star Fox 64, titled Star Fox, for the Nintendo Switch 2, launching on June 25, 2026. Pre-orders are available at a discounted price of $49.94 / £44.99, below the $59.99 / £49.99 MSRP. UK customers who pre-order directly from Nintendo will receive exclusive bonus pins and a velcro patch.
- Nintendo Music "Special Release" Adds Tracks From Star Fox's Switch 2 GameNintendo has released 10 orchestral tracks from the upcoming Star Fox game for the Nintendo Switch 2 on its mobile music app. The special release includes over 30 minutes of music, featuring themes like 'Title Theme' and 'Corneria'. The original composers for the 1997 Nintendo 64 release were Koji Kondo and Hajime Wakai.
- Games Inbox: Would you pay over £80 for GTA 6?Readers discuss the potential price of Grand Theft Auto 6, with one arguing that even at £100, it offers better value than a cinema trip. Other topics include the struggles of the Xbox platform, the long wait for a new Bioshock game, and the merits of the PlayStation 5's performance upgrades. There's also excitement surrounding potential remakes for Nintendo Switch 2, including Star Fox 64, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, and Super Mario 64.
- Star Fox on Switch 2 calls for a new N64 controller, and I've got the perfect gamepad for the jobThe author discusses the upcoming Star Fox remake for the Nintendo Switch and suggests that the 8Bitdo N64 controller would be a perfect gamepad for the title. While the game will be playable with standard controllers, the article argues that the modernized N64 controller's layout offers an authentic and potentially superior experience for the on-rail shooter.
- Star Fox already looks like my ideal remake, and I can't wait for a new generation of players to barrel roll on the…The author expresses excitement for a potential Star Fox 64 remake on the Nintendo Switch 2, highlighting its enduring appeal and the potential for a modern visual overhaul. While acknowledging it's a remake rather than a new entry, the article argues that such re-releases are valuable for introducing classic games to new audiences and keeping them contemporary.
- Star Fox 64 is getting yet another remake, this time for Nintendo Switch 2Nintendo has announced a new Star Fox game, simply titled Star Fox, which is a remake of Star Fox 64 for the Nintendo Switch 2. It will feature rebuilt visuals, new character designs, and a new PvP multiplayer mode. The game is set to launch on June 25, 2026, and will include features like GameShare and GameChat.
- The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake "all but confirmed," fans conclude following Switch 2 Star Fox…Fans believe a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the Nintendo Switch 2 is highly likely, citing a leaker's accurate predictions and the recent announcement of a Star Fox 64 remake. The timing of both remakes releasing in the same year mirrors their original 3DS remakes in 2011. Discussions are ongoing about how a potential Ocarina of Time remake would adapt its art style.
- Star Fox's original artist reckons Fox McCloud's design is better in The Super Mario Galaxy movie than it is in the Switch 2 gameOriginal Star Fox artist Takaya Imamura prefers the character design of Fox McCloud in The Super Mario Bros. Movie over the upcoming Nintendo Switch remake of Star Fox 64. Imamura, who designed the original Star Fox characters, stated he was not involved in the new game's designs but offered his personal opinion on the updated look.
- Talking Point: Star Fox Old Vs. New Designs Compared - Which Do You Prefer?Nintendo is releasing a new Star Fox 64 remake on June 25th for the Nintendo Switch, featuring a "cinematic take" with updated graphics and character redesigns. The new designs for Fox, Falco, Slippy, and Peppy are more detailed and animal-like, sparking divided opinions among fans comparing them to previous iterations from Star Fox 64, its 3DS remake, and Star Fox Zero.
- Star Fox Announced For Switch 2Nintendo announced Star Fox, a cinematic reimagining of Star Fox 64, for the Nintendo Switch 2. The game will feature a visual overhaul, new gameplay modes including a four-versus-four multiplayer Battle Mode, and will launch on June 25. It will be available digitally for $49.99 and physically for $59.99.
- As Nintendo reportedly faces pressure to raise Switch 2 prices, Star Fox demonstrates it's standing by its pledge to make digital games cheaperNintendo is reportedly facing pressure from investors to increase the price of the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 due to component costs, despite concerns about consumer spending. In contrast, the company is making digital versions of games like the new Star Fox 64 remake cheaper than physical copies in some regions, a strategy previously seen with Yoshi and the Mysterious Book.
- The Star Fox crew flies onto Switch 2 this JuneNintendo surprised fans with a new Star Fox Direct, announcing Star Fox for the Nintendo Switch 2, a reimagining of Star Fox 64. The game will launch on June 25 and features overhauled graphics, new cutscenes, fully voiced dialogue, and an orchestral soundtrack. It will also utilize Nintendo Switch 2 features like Joy-Con 2 mouse controls and include a new 4-vs-4 multiplayer Battle Mode.
- Star Fox Is Back, So What's Nintendo's Excuse For Other Abandoned Franchises?The return of Star Fox, including a new game for the Nintendo Switch, prompts a discussion about why other Nintendo franchises remain dormant. While Star Fox is being revived, potentially as a remake of Star Fox 64, series like F-Zero, Metroid, and many others have been neglected for years, leading to fan frustration. The article questions Nintendo's rationale for needing "grand new ideas" for sequels, suggesting that modernized revivals of older IPs could be beneficial.